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Gentle Parenting and Equity in Education with The Indomitable Black Man

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In this enlightening episode of Conscious Pathways, host Brittney Carey delves into the intersection of social justice and education, focusing on the profound impact of gentle parenting rooted in culturally relevant and responsive pedagogy. Joining her is Gabriel Hannans, also known as the Indomitable Black Man, a passionate educator and the author of This is …

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Transformative Approaches to Technology, Literacy, and Collaboration with Kylie Elizabeth aka The Virtuoso Educator

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In this episode of Conscious Pathways, we explore the crucial aspects of education with this week’s esteemed guest, Kylie Elizabeth, aka The Virtuoso Educator. With over a decade of experience in both classroom teaching and administrative roles, Kylie brings a wealth of knowledge and insight to the table. Key Takeaways Transcript Brittney (00:00)Hi, and welcome …

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Bridging the Gap: Making Innovative Education Accessible for All

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Innovative education encompasses a variety of models and approaches that challenge traditional methods of teaching. From interdisciplinary teams working on real-world problems to community-based schools that integrate local resources and expertise, these models are designed to engage students more deeply and foster critical thinking skills. However, the promise of these educational innovations often remains out of reach for many.